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- From: Carol S. via Derby
- Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2022 09:31:09 -0800 (PST)
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Re: [Derby] harness trainer gets 3 years in jail
HISA was supposed to be the answer until Tygart pulled out saying it was impossible to set up a valid and regulated testing program. Look at some of the people the industry has in charge on the committees and you'll understand. Racing Likes the status quo. :( On Sat, Mar 5, 2022 at 12:21 PM Terry Bjork via Derby < derby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Chuck wrote: > > >> Racing needs a governing body, a lab for testing and > harsh penalties for the cheaters. Universal, for the I don't how many > times I have typed. I believe it will show the sport in a new light. << > > I think what this big investigation and all the subsequent indictments > and convictions shows is the need for the involvement of law enforcement > investigators, and willing prosecutors to make the cases. > > Whoever dropped the dime initially, however this thing got started at > the Pennsylvania casino tracks and spread out from there, and whoever it > was convinced law enforcement to get involved, much more of that is > what's needed. All the racinos should be actively narcing out any > cheating horsemen - they are stinking up the reputation for integrity of > the entire operation. > > There's been testing labs in racing forever, and supposedly harsh > penalties, but they can only catch what they know about. Even then those > were almost appealed and thus became toothless, so business went on as > usual. Tests get get tossed for "contamination" or "the groom" or > whatever, and penalties thrown out for violations of "due process" etc. > Like judges everywhere just don't give a flying fig if race horses are > all drugged up, and have no respect at all for racing authorities. > > Law enforcement throwing guys in stir for a few years to think about > their crimes may make a difference. And the difference here was the hard > evidence of conspiracy uncovered by the investigations. not merely some > "Gosh I honestly don't know, probably a groom in the stall and he had a > prescription!" drug test. > > > -- > This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. > https://www.avg.com > > _______________________________________________ > Derby mailing list > Posting: Derby at lists.derbylist.com > Sub/Unsub: http://lists.derbylist.com/listinfo.cgi/derby-derbylist.com > _______________________________________________ Derby mailing list Posting: Derby at lists.derbylist.com Sub/Unsub: http://lists.derbylist.com/listinfo.cgi/derby-derbylist.com
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- From: Terry Bjork via Derby
- Re: [Derby] harness trainer gets 3 years in jail